Ink ERC-20

Ink token tools

Ink token tools let you launch and run an ERC-20 on the Ink chain, the Ethereum layer 2 built on the OP Stack. You create the token for a Tokenry fee from 0.01 ETH, send it to a wallet list and open its pool. Later you add or remove liquidity, claim LP fees and change owner settings. You approve each action in your own wallet and pay gas in ETH as well.

Create an Ink token

Deploy a plain ERC-20, or add taxes, anti-whale limits, minting or burning.
Ink Token Creator
- ERC-20 with only the features you pick, in one transaction
- Buy, sell and transfer taxes
- Anti-whale limits, burnable and mintable supply
- Ownership stays with your wallet
Open trading on Uniswap at the price you set, with an optional first buy.
Ink Liquidity Pool Creator
- Uniswap, the version you pick, and a fee tier where the version has one
- Set the opening price with your two deposits
- Optional first buy in the same transaction
- Keep the LP position in your wallet or burn it, and lock it on v4
Send ETH or your ERC-20 to a list of wallets, pasted or uploaded as a CSV.
Ink Multisender
- Paste a list or upload a CSV
- The same amount for everyone or one per wallet
- Up to 400 wallets per transaction
- Download what was sent as CSV
Add to an existing pool at its live price.
Ink Add Liquidity
- Pick one of your pools or paste its address
- Type one side, the other fills at the live price
- Signed in your wallet
Withdraw any share of your position back to your wallet.
Ink Remove Liquidity
- Withdraw 25, 50, 75 or any share
- See what comes back before you sign
- Earned fees are paid out with it
Collect the trading fees your positions have earned.
Ink Claim Fees
- Pick one of your positions and see its unclaimed fees
- Your liquidity stays in the pool
- One transaction per position, from your wallet
Mint, burn, change taxes, add taxed pools, or renounce ownership.
Ink Token Manager
- Lower or change buy, sell and transfer taxes
- Add a taxed pool
- Mint or burn supply
- Raise or remove anti-whale limits
- Transfer or renounce ownership

CreateFrom 0.01 ETH

ERC-20 with only the features you pick, in one transaction
Buy, sell and transfer taxes
Anti-whale limits, burnable and mintable supply
Ownership stays with your wallet

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Use cases

What people launch on Ink

Liquidity that grows
Open the first pool at your price, then add to it or take liquidity out as the token grows.
Ink Liquidity Pool Creator Ink Add Liquidity Ink Claim Fees Ink Remove Liquidity
Airdrops
Distribute a new ERC-20 to your holder list after launch.
Ink Token Creator Ink Multisender
Community & meme tokens
Launch, open trading, then renounce ownership to lock the owner settings permanently.
Ink Token Creator Ink Liquidity Pool Creator Ink Token Manager
Payouts & rewards
Send ETH or tokens to contributors, winners, or your whole team from one list.
Ink Multisender
Tokens with tokenomics
Add taxes, anti-whale limits and burnable supply, then lower or change rates in the manager.
Ink Token Creator Ink Token Manager

How it works

How to use Tokenry on Ink

1
Connect your wallet
MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, or any wallet via WalletConnect, with no account to create.
2
Configure and review
Fill in the details and see any Tokenry fee before you sign.
3
Sign in your wallet
Only your wallet can approve the transaction, and Tokenry never holds your keys.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is Ink, and what chain ID does it use?

Ink is an Ethereum layer 2 built by Kraken on the OP Stack, and its mainnet uses chain ID 57073. Ink is EVM compatible, so standard ERC-20 contracts run on it. Tokenry's Ink tools are for your own ERC-20 on the Ink chain, not for INK.

Which coin do I pay Tokenry fees and gas with on Ink?

On Ink, you pay both the Tokenry fees and gas in ETH, from the wallet you connect.

What do the Tokenry fees add up to for a new Ink token and its pool?

A new Ink token with no paid features and its Uniswap pool add up to 0.015 ETH in Tokenry fees. That is 0.01 ETH for the token and 0.005 ETH for the pool. Each paid feature adds 0.003 ETH, and an optional first buy adds no Tokenry fee. You also deposit your token and the coin you pair it with into the pool, and you pay gas in ETH. Later changes in the token manager cost gas only.

Who controls the token and the pool after I use the Ink tools?

With the Ink tools, only your own wallet can sign a change to your token's owner settings or your pool position. Tokenry's server builds each transaction but never holds your keys.

The details

More about Ink token tools

7 Ink tools and what each one charges in ETH

The prices for the Ink tools below are Tokenry fees in ETH, and gas in ETH is added to each transaction.

To create a token on Ink, you pay 0.01 ETH, plus 0.003 ETH for each paid feature, up to 0.031 ETH. You pick the features at creation and cannot add them later. Renouncing ownership at creation adds no Tokenry fee and is permanent.

The tool to create a liquidity pool on Ink charges 0.005 ETH and opens a Uniswap v2, v3 or v4 pool for your token. How much you deposit of your token and the coin you pair it with sets the opening price. An optional first buy in the same transaction adds no Tokenry fee.

With the Ink multisender, you send ETH or one ERC-20 to a list of wallets for 0.0001 ETH per recipient.

You can add liquidity on Ink to a Uniswap pool or position for 0.005 ETH. Your deposit goes in at the pool's current price.

Taking out part or all of a position also costs 0.005 ETH when you remove liquidity on Ink. Your share comes back to your wallet.

When you claim LP fees on Ink, you pay 0.0015 ETH per claim for one v3 or v4 position in your wallet. The liquidity stays in the pool.

The Ink token manager has no Tokenry fee, so you pay gas only. It works on tokens made with Tokenry's Ink token creator and changes the owner settings each token has. These can include tax, supply, pausing, a blacklist, anti-whale limits and ownership.

Gas on Ink: an execution fee plus a security fee for Ethereum

You pay gas in ETH on every Ink tool. Ink's documentation splits that gas into 2 parts: an execution fee for Ink itself and a security fee. The security fee pays for publishing the transaction data to Ethereum.

A transaction that reverts on Ink still costs gas. Before you sign, the pool creator and the add, remove and claim tools warn you when Tokenry's check expects the transaction to fail.

What you keep on Ink, and which choices cannot be undone

A token you create on Ink arrives in your wallet with its full supply. You own its contract from the first block unless you renounce at creation, and Tokenry keeps no access. Once the deploy confirms, Tokenry submits the token's source for verification on Ink's Blockscout explorer.

Your pool position, held as LP tokens or a position NFT, stays in your wallet unless you burn or lock it.

Renouncing ownership later, in the Ink token manager, is permanent. Burning v2 LP tokens or a v3 position cannot be undone. Locking a v4 position is permanent, though you can still claim its fees with no Tokenry fee, paying gas only. Removing anti-whale limits cannot be undone either.